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It's easily noticable now how there are so many stations with so many dj's starting so many threads now, so I was wondering if it'd be any help to have a sub-forum of music discussion where all such posts on broadcasts should go ?
that's a great idea
but a sticky thread will do..
we have enough forums already.
i used to have a similar thread in the Belgian forum, but i was unable to edit the first post after a few weeks.. so the thread went to hell. 
i dunno in which forums you can edit the first post permanently, but if that's possible in Music Discussion, i think a sticky thread is just fine. no need for yet another forum..
the problem with sticky threads is again that it's hard to edit them, and having a seperate forum would allow people to make threads for each show they're trying to get us information for, and allows anyone who has a show on a big station or a personal one to put stuff up, and with several shows a day let alone week, I think it'd quickly build into a decent sub-forum
yeah I second this idea. and it should be for both ametuers and pros alike.
It would be an easy place to check for current tunes. Since whenever the event er whatever is over they would just closed or delete the thread.
I like it.
Re: Radio broadcasts forum
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| Originally posted by Ian^ It's easily noticable now how there are so many stations with so many dj's starting so many threads now, so I was wondering if it'd be any help to have a sub-forum of music discussion where all such posts on broadcasts should go ? |
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| Originally posted by dEsidEL we currently have something like this .. but for DJ mixes by locals in the TOTA forum.. and yeah it's a sticky thread as opposed to a subforum.. |
Hrmm....I really like this idea, there's so many new threads being created about individual shows already *cough* ASOT *cough* Besides, TA nowadays gets its' high user counts whenever ASOT is on, a forum for radio shows in general would be a good idea.
I think the main thing that should be put into consideration when making a new forum is (organization it would bring) vs. (Overall clutter). I'm thinking the organization would outweigh the downsides of creating a new forum.
and I nominate myself as mod of such forum, for no reason at all.
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| Originally posted by Ian^ the problem with sticky threads is again that it's hard to edit them, and having a seperate forum would allow people to make threads for each show they're trying to get us information for, and allows anyone who has a show on a big station or a personal one to put stuff up, and with several shows a day let alone week, I think it'd quickly build into a decent sub-forum |
Why not for the threads were people are advertising that there DJing at home and want people to listen in, have an option that you set a certain amount of time before the thread will be deleted, these threads don't last long, only afew hours, since the person is only gona be DJin for so long, so why not have an option where you choose how long the thread stays alive, like options between 5 - 24 hours.
and if your afraid of people spamming the forum with advertisements for themselves all the time, just give them a warning and if they carry on ban them, because the threads wouldn't last long, so they would probably want to keep posting it for people to see, and so it would be easy to find the people that are just there to advertise.
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| Originally posted by Prodigy Child Why not for the threads were people are advertising that there DJing at home and want people to listen in, have an option that you set a certain amount of time before the thread will be deleted, these threads don't last long, only afew hours, since the person is only gona be DJin for so long, so why not have an option where you choose how long the thread stays alive, like options between 5 - 24 hours. and if your afraid of people spamming the forum with advertisements for themselves all the time, just give them a warning and if they carry on ban them, because the threads wouldn't last long, so they would probably want to keep posting it for people to see, and so it would be easy to find the people that are just there to advertise. |
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| Originally posted by Boomer187 and I nominate myself as mod of such forum, for no reason at all. |
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| Originally posted by Boomer187 you can delete or close any thread you start, so I don't think there woudl be a need for a timed thread. they can just close the thread after they are done, or after everyone is done flaming them for sucking for 3 hours I still think this is a great idea, we could even sticky up in it how to broadcast easily through shoutcast. |
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| Originally posted by Prodigy Child Didn't know about being able to delete your own thread, thanks for the info, and I like the idea about shoutcast, it could work really well, well except the crap me and you went through. |
I'm currently working on an Event Forum for the Toronto (and other) sections... the code I used to do this can easily be adapted to handle a radio section where new threads can be created listing start / end times / date and then be listed according to which streams are currently playing and once the time expires the thread is automatically moved/deleted so that the list is always fresh
Hmm? .
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| Originally posted by Swamper I'm currently working on an Event Forum for the Toronto (and other) sections... the code I used to do this can easily be adapted to handle a radio section where new threads can be created listing start / end times / date and then be listed according to which streams are currently playing and once the time expires the thread is automatically moved/deleted so that the list is always fresh Hmm? |
looks like a pretty good idea
just make sure the threads can be posted before it's on.. gotta warn people first.. would be great to make it automatically moved to a different section of 'currently playing'
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| Originally posted by Swamper I'm currently working on an Event Forum for the Toronto (and other) sections... the code I used to do this can easily be adapted to handle a radio section where new threads can be created listing start / end times / date and then be listed according to which streams are currently playing and once the time expires the thread is automatically moved/deleted so that the list is always fresh Hmm? |
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| Originally posted by Swamper I'm currently working on an Event Forum for the Toronto (and other) sections... the code I used to do this can easily be adapted to handle a radio section where new threads can be created listing start / end times / date and then be listed according to which streams are currently playing and once the time expires the thread is automatically moved/deleted so that the list is always fresh Hmm? |
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| Originally posted by Boomer187 can i be the mod of the new section, neo is way too overworked and oversexed to take another one. |
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Originally posted by Wicked Neo |
There seem in recent days to be a number of people signing up to promote di.fm & asl radio, just wondering if this isn't such a bad idea & if it would allow us to read MD without the plethora of radio broadcasts threads, plus give us an easy show of whats on at a particular time ?
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| Originally posted by Ian^ There seem in recent days to be a number of people signing up to promote di.fm & asl radio, just wondering if this isn't such a bad idea & if it would allow us to read MD without the plethora of radio broadcasts threads, plus give us an easy show of whats on at a particular time ? |

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Originally posted by Wicked Neo |
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| Originally posted by Ian^ There seem in recent days to be a number of people signing up to promote di.fm & asl radio, just wondering if this isn't such a bad idea & if it would allow us to read MD without the plethora of radio broadcasts threads, plus give us an easy show of whats on at a particular time ? |
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